Navy Blue 3-Strand Polyester Mooring Rope 30mm x 100m
- Stock: Agotado
Introducing the NAVY BLUE POLYESTER LIROS 3-STRAND MOORING ROPE D30MM 100M, a high-performance mooring solution crafted for the demanding conditions of marine environments. This rope is designed to provide exceptional strength and durability, making it an ideal choice for both professional and recreational maritime applications. With its classic three-strand construction, this mooring rope not only ensures reliable performance but also offers ease of handling and splicing, making it a favorite among sailors and marine professionals alike.
Constructed from high-tenacity Polyamide (Nylon), this mooring rope boasts a high-stretch capacity of less than 15%, which allows for shock absorption and minimizes the risk of damage during rough weather conditions. Its resistance to abrasion and UV rays ensures longevity, while its non-floating nature makes it suitable for various docking and anchoring scenarios.
Key benefits
- Designed specifically for nautical and marine equipment applications, ensuring reliability and performance.
- Ideal for onboard maintenance, replacement, or installation tasks, providing versatility for boaters.
- Maintains clear product references and technical identification for easy selection and compatibility checks.
- Perfect for professional marine catalog reviews, aiding in informed decision-making for equipment selection.
Technical details
- Model: MTM-D-3103730100
- Reference: 3103730100
- Supplier code: 3103730100
- Material: High-tenacity Polyamide (Nylon)
- Diameter: 30mm
- Length: 100m
- Stretch capacity: Less than 15%
- Non-floating: Yes
Recommended nautical use
Utilize this mooring rope in accordance with the technical specifications of your vessel and the installation area.
Ideal for securing boats at docks, moorings, and during anchoring operations.
Installation and maintenance advice
Before installation, verify the rope's measurements, model references, and compatibility with your existing equipment.
Inspect the mooring rope periodically as part of routine boat maintenance to detect any signs of wear or damage.